Country music currently reflects a polarized America. Wednesday night, breakout star Zach Top made his case for a path out of the crisis.

He wears his cowboy hat with pride

On Wednesday night, Zach Top delivered a masterclass in traditional country at KB Hallen. Here he is during a concert in Nashville last year. Foto: Seth Herald/Ritzau Scanpix
On Wednesday night, Zach Top delivered a masterclass in traditional country at KB Hallen. Here he is during a concert in Nashville last year. Foto: Seth Herald/Ritzau Scanpix
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A guy with his cap turned backwards and a walrus-like mustache stands in front of me with closed eyes, singing passionately along to Zach Top’s moonlight serenade:

»There’s the sun/ There’s the moon/ Then there’s you«.

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